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17 to 70: Managing a multi-generational workforce Can’t we all just get along?

For the first time, there are five generations in the workplace

Traditionalists Baby Boomers Generation X Millennials (Generation Y)

Generation Z

22%

25%Baby Boomers

Traditionalists

Amid this complexity, who do employers believe is hardest to manage?

Recruiting the right talent

Obstacle 1: a lack of knowledge about existing employees

Obstacle 2: the rise of the ‘gig economy’and personalized working

Obstacle 3: difficulty in filling skill gaps in their workforce

Over 50% admit to not fully understanding their people

of HR leaders say they only have a partial view of their workforce

struggle to recruit people with the necessary skills

are unprepared for the Millennial-led trends towards more flexible work contracts

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Source: based on a survey of 550 HR leaders from the UK, US, Canada, Germany and Australia, Nov 2018.

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